I have removed them from the snall 3 cell up to the 136/142 modules not
pretty i have never tried to save the cells, i used heats and a lot of time
makes a mess of both. I have also used ice and its a cleaner seperation but
the panels are junk afterwords either way.
Jerry
On Mar 3, 2015 1:34 PM, "L
Hi Lou,
There should be two screws at the top of the module. Remove these and on
a very hot day you should be able to start at the top edge and peel it
down. Don't hurry. Once started, a heat gun to the bottom will speed it
up. If some stick-um gets left on the roof, you'll need a solvent to
Ray:
Nothing is more civilized than heated flush water!
William
> On Mar 3, 2015, at 10:30 AM, Ray Walters wrote:
>
> I think the jet tub is the better way to go for off grid. You are only
> heating the water and running the circ pumps a few hours/ week, and as Bill
> mentioned: no chemic
Wrenches,
Has anyone ever removed these from a metal standing seam roof? If so, was
the module or roof damaged? If not, then is there a market for these used
panels?
Thanks for any insight.
Aloha,
Lou Russo
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I think the jet tub is the better way to go for off grid. You are only
heating the water and running the circ pumps a few hours/ week, and as
Bill mentioned: no chemicals.
I've tried all of the choices, and while hot water alone is nice, having
the massage bubblers is definitely better. Not ha
Hi Brian,
Great alternative and _proven_ solution. Moreover, the sanitation aspect
to heat the water once per use all but eliminates the prospect of
breeding "bugs" in the stagnant warm water. It is my understanding that
spas/hot tubs that continuously reheat the same water need to have
chem
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